Why Tax Planning Is Essential for the Upcoming Year
- Zachary Kamish
- Aug 26
- 2 min read

At Kamish & Associates, we believe tax planning isn’t just about saving money, it’s about setting your business and personal finances up for success. With new laws, changing exemptions, and IRS enforcement evolving, planning ahead can mean the difference between a smooth filing season and costly surprises.
1. Staying Ahead of Law Changes
The tax landscape is constantly shifting. From expiring credits (like energy incentives) to changes in deductions and exemptions, 2025 and beyond will bring adjustments that could significantly impact your bottom line. Planning now ensures you don’t miss opportunities that disappear at year-end.
2. Managing Cash Flow
Strategic tax planning helps you forecast your liability and avoid surprises come April. By reviewing your income, deductions, and credits now, we can help spread out payments, make estimated tax adjustments, or leverage deductions before deadlines.
3. Maximizing Deductions and Credits
Opportunities such as retirement contributions, business expense planning, or taking advantage of remaining credits for energy efficiency and vehicles all require forethought. If you wait until tax season, it may be too late to make changes that benefit you.
4. Reducing Risk of Penalties
The IRS is expanding its focus on partnerships, passthroughs, and high-income taxpayers. Proper planning ensures compliance with new regulations and reduces the risk of costly penalties or audit exposure.
5. Supporting Long-Term Goals
Tax planning isn’t just about this year. Whether you’re growing a business, preparing for retirement, or transferring wealth to the next generation, your tax strategy should align with your broader financial plan.
How Kamish & Associates Can Help
We know that every client’s situation is unique. Our team can:
Review your current tax structure.
Identify strategies to minimize your liability.
Help you time income, deductions, and investments for maximum benefit.
Keep you compliant with evolving IRS rules.
Bottom Line
Tax planning isn’t optional - it’s essential. With deadlines approaching and changes on the horizon, now is the time to review your finances and make adjustments.
At Kamish & Associates, we’re here to guide you with proactive strategies tailored to your needs. Don’t wait until filing season, schedule a tax planning session today and set yourself up for a successful year.




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